We’re about 8 weeks from the deadline for entry to the Washington State High School Photography Competition. If you did not receive the 2024 information, please e-mail me and I’ll send a copy, or visit www.kenmorecamera.com and click the purple WSHSPC logo that is located at the bottom of the homepage to find the link to the 2024 competition rules pdf. When you see a photograph that you feel is a good candidate for the contest, ask the student to print a second copy and then place it in a file for later. This will eliminate the last-minute rush to collect student work to submit to the contest. If instructors or students have any questions about a photograph, or in which category it should be placed, please contact me and I will gladly help. Now is a good time to begin reviewing past WSHSPC exhibits with your students. Visit https://kenmorecamera.com/wshspc-galleries/ to view WSHSPC exhibits from 2008 - 2023. These exhibits are great tools for your students to see the qualities judges look for when selecting images. I’d like to thank Jason Porter, Anna Allegro, and Yaoyao Lui of the Seattle Art Museum for their help with a very successful exhibit at the Seattle Asian Art Museum from December 3rd through January 21st. The space and exhibit looked wonderful and I’m so appreciative of the opportunity to showcase the work of high school students in such a prestigious gallery. We have already secured the space for this upcoming December and January! For more information about SAAM visit https://www.seattleartmuseum.org/visit/seattle-asian-art-museum We had a great Photography Instructor Roundtable on January 20th. We had a thorough discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how some photography educators are addressing AI in the classroom. A big thanks to Kenmore Camera for providing the space, and Mike Wewer for co-hosting. We’re discussing moving the Roundtable to Fall, and I’d like to hear from photography instructors about your opinion of when would be the best time to offer it. Please let me know by contacting me at [email protected]. Edmonds Arts Festival Photography Opportunity An opportunity for students to submit photographs to the upcoming Edmonds Arts Festival. For details visit https://www.edmondsartsfestival.com/apply/ Cover Photograph “This photo of two cowboys with their horses, was taken on the South Kaibab trail in the Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim). The cowboys use this trail to bring mules up and down the canyon to bring supplies to points along the trail. The whole hike I had been taking pictures and waiting for the perfect moment to capture the different cowboys on the trail and when we stopped for a break, I saw this perfect moment lined up and I took my photo. I am honored to be a part of this exhibit!” Sophia Pearson, Inglemoor High School Questions... email Kelly Atkinson Executive Director Washington State High School Photography Competition [email protected] Winter edition of sublime–an e-publication celebrating student photography. link to the .pdf here.
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